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Following his outburst on Saturday night, Olympique de Marseille president Pablo Longoria admitted that there is "no corruption in Ligue 1". e The president reacted strongly after Derek Cornelius was sent off in the 3-0 loss to AJ Auxerre. Marseille were reduced to ten men after the Canadian centre-back received a second yellow card during the second half. According to La Provence, Longoria 'flew into a rage' after the match, telling a dozen journalists, "This is corruption! I have never seen anything like it. You can write it down: Pablo Longoria claims it is corruption." The president went on to say, "Everything has been organised since Balerdi's third yellow card [suspended for the match against Auxerre]." It's planned, and it's rigged. Four European referees have messaged me that Merlin has a penalty, and the most scandalous thing is Cornelius' red card." The president of the French Football Association and the French Re...